02 Jul 1851
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Newspaper
Adelaide Times
Location
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1851
Page
1
The fragment mentions an Adelaide Times Office over the door and a Commercial Exchange. The readable text presents a historical snapshot of a newspaper office facade and a related commercial exchange reference. No clear event or person names emerge to anchor a full report.
Auctioneers Samson Wickstead & Co advertise a public sale on Thursday July 3 1951 at the Clarendon Inn Hindley at 12 o clock featuring stationery drawers a capital lathe and assorted items damaged by sea water including clothing cookware and tools. The sale proceeds under a writ and lists items from various lots with several damaged by salt water.
Instructions from Port Lincoln Mining Company Directors announce a puttin competition and sale at their Mart on August 16 at noon. Listed are ore sale values, terms, inspection details, and items including drapery, blankets, serge, prints, cotton sheets, and merchandise. Auction and private contracts offered with specific payment terms and viewing access at the premises in Adelaide area.
A historical letter batch from June 1851 shows residents of Flinders district urging John Ellis to stand for election, with signatures including W.S. Peter, James Galvesty, and others. Ellis replies accepting the nomination, pledging to pursue colonial interests. Separate notice from G. S. Kingston thanks electors of the Burra district for canvassing support and expresses intent to represent their interests in the colony’s first assembly.
Port election notice states Giles supporters will attend at the Commercial Inn Port Adelaide and Hindmarsh from 6 to 9 p m and every evening until revenue information, urging voting for Giles through Mr Goodhugh in Adelaide. June 28 1851. TPHE. Supporters informed they can vote at Freemason's Tavern polling booth.
In Prescott Mr Waterhouse, urged by electors, agrees to stand as candidate with shared political principles. At nomination Mr Campbell spoke in support. Waterhouse’s nomination praised as fitting for a senate role in the Mother Country, prompting voters to choose a capable advocate.
Letter thanks voters at Unley for support in the upcoming poll for the Legislative Assembly. Davis urges a decisive majority on Friday and notes polling hours from 9 to 4 at Freemason's Tavern Unley. Public meeting planned for supporters of William Giles at Union Chapel Hindmarsh Thursday at seven.
A notice offers two pounds reward for the recovery of two horses believed to be at Arma Gawler. Each horse will yield one pound to the finder or ten shillings for information leading to their recovery. One horse has an off hind white marking and branded JA on the off shoulder.
The WV Appeal publicizes aid for the widow of Horatio Nelson Simpson. The appeal seeks public cooperation and support, published in the Daily Register and Adelaide Morning.
East Adelaide delegates urge voters to back Mr John Baker for Mount Barker district. Nomination set at Mount Barker on Saturday July 5 with polls to follow if demanded at Mount Barker, Nairne and Woodside on Tuesday July 8, 1851.
Vague OCR fragment notes caution to electors about political processes. Mentions parties and a secretary role in unclear context, with garbled phrases suggesting a public governance or election warning. Entities and specifics are not recoverable from the fragment.
On Saturday July day, Samson Wickstead and Co offered for sale the freehold of allotment No. 8 in the area near the Duke of…
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